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What would you do if you rang the bell and Riko opened the door?! 😱

ドアを開ける (どあをあける/doa o akeru) means "to open the door".

In lesson 34 of kawaiiNihongo, you can learn this and more. 🥰🦊

Artist: @RezoSempai

There are so many things to do in this world!♥️
する (suru) means "to do" in Japanese!

It's used with a lot of nouns (like べんきょうする).
It means "to study" or more precisely "to do the studying")
Learn more about this in kawaiiNihongo!🦊

Artists: @YerezaHeian & @Nami_nyaa

We all know those situations where we feel like we could just die out of embarrassment or exhaustion.. 😩

So does Riko! 🦊
死ぬ (しぬ/shinu) is a verb and means "to die".

What were moments where you felt like you could 死ぬ? 😱

Artist: @YerezaHeian

何歳(なんさい)ですか 。 (Nansai desuka)
That means "How old are you?" 🦊

To express your age in Japanese, you say a number and then -さい (sai).

So, how old are you? 🥰 Check out lesson 30 of kawaiiNihongo for more Japanese!

Artist: @hirokiart

When something tastes delicious, let people know so they can enjoy it, too! 🦊❤️

For that, you say "美味しい!"(おいしい/oishii).

kawaiiNihongo teaches you more useful words and grammar!
Start learning Japanese today! 🥰

Artist: @kaxukin

りこの耳(みみ)がかわいいです。
(Riko no mimi ga kawaii desu.)

This means Riko's ears are cute (aren't they?!).
But hold on!... Why do you use が here instead of は?!

Check out lesson 29 "Describing attributes" to find out. 🦊

To say that you're doing something WITH someone, you need the particle と (to)!

あおいはりこ>と<あそびます。
(Aoi wa Riko >to< asobimasu/Aoi plays with Riko).

You put the と after the second person.

Check out lesson "Doing things together" to learn more about this!

@minsgraph

We already talked about the て-いる form and one of it's usages is the continuation of an action verb.

For example "Yuuji is reading a book".
ゆうじは本を読んでいます。📖

It's actually not! 🥰 Check out lesson 28 of kawaiiNihongo for a more in depth explanation. 🦊

Riko and Aoi prefer to study in the 図書館 (としょかん/toshokan). 📖

The Japanese word for "library" is 図書館.

A lot of Japanese students prefer to study there, so it's an important word to know! 🦊

Where do you prefer to study?

Artist: @RezoSempai

お金 is very important in life... According to Yuuji! 😎

お金 (おかね/okane) means money and Yuuji wishes to have a lot of it! 💵

But who wouldn't? What is the most important thing to you in life? 🦊💕

Artist: @hirokiart